Copper-Nickel Faraday Fabric — Ripstop, Sold by the Metre

Copper-nickel plated ripstop fabric for DIY shielding builds — the workhorse material for lining pouches, wrapping equipment, making covers, or building your own enclosure. Diamond ripstop weave, 42.5 inches (108 cm) wide, sold by the metre so you can buy exactly what your project needs. Specifications Material: copper + nickel plated polyester Weave: diamond ripstop Width: 42.5 in / ~108 cm · Thickness: 0.07 mm Surface resistance: below 0.05 ohm Lengths: 1 m, 2 m, 5 m, 10 m (choose above) Typical Uses Lining bags, pouches and wallets Covers for routers, meters and equipment Panels for a DIY Faraday enclosure Wrapping irregular shapes that rigid mesh won't fit Working With It Overlap edges generously — a shield is only as good as its most open seam. Ordinary duct tape is an insulator and does nothing for continuity, so seal joins with conductive EMI tape. Then test the finished build: seal a phone inside and call it. Honest Notes We don't publish a dB figure for this fabric. We have no independent lab report for it, and a number without a named test at stated frequencies means nothing — see shielding effectiveness. Real-world performance depends far more on your construction — coverage, overlap, closure — than on the cloth itself. Learn More How to make a Faraday cage Sew a DIY Faraday bag What we do and don't claim